Explore diverse coastal habitats and wildlife at this nature reserve managed by Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust, perfect for families and nature enthusiasts of all ages.

Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve offers visitors a chance to discover Lincolnshire's rich natural heritage along the coast. Managed by Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust, a charitable organisation founded in 1948, the reserve showcases diverse habitats that support an abundance of wildlife species. The reserve is suitable for families with children of all ages, offering free entry and pushchair-friendly access. Visitors can enjoy outdoor exploration through various trails and pathways, observing coastal habitats and their resident wildlife. The reserve features Gibraltar Point Cafe, providing refreshments for visitors throughout their stay. The venue is dog-friendly, making it ideal for families who wish to bring their pets along. With its combination of outdoor nature experiences, educational value, and family-friendly amenities, Gibraltar Point serves as an excellent destination for families seeking to connect with nature and learn about wildlife conservation.

Venue Details

What this place offers

Toilets

Public transport nearby

Accessible toilets

Free WiFi

Baby changing facilities

Food available

On-site parking

🐕Dog-friendly

Parking nearby

Pushchair friendly

☕ Food & Drink

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Steve Marks

2 months ago

Really peaceful and a lovely flat dog walk from first car park over to the cafe and information centre. Relaxing couple of hours.

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Linda Wheelhouse

3 months ago

Visited twice this week...its like a box of chocs! You never know what you are going to get! Lordy the wild life we have seen...from Munjac and Roe deer to Spoonbills, Marsh harriers, waders, gulls, ducks, butterflies, warblers, pippits, skylark, oh the list goes on and on. We will be back for sure

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Adrian Burch

4 months ago

Fantastic coastal walk of significant length broken up into smaller approximately 500 m lengths with gates in between. Dogs are admitted but of course as a responsible dog owner it is expected to clear up their ‘business’ and keep them on a lead at appropriate times - there is also Vista Centre but it was closed because of visited on Christmas Day. Parking is £2 for two hours or £5 for the whole day.

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Jah B

5 months ago

Visited on a dull day but the views were still amazing. Charming little cafe with good coffee. I'm sure it will be even more amazing in the summer. I'll be back 😃

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Andrew Holder

7 months ago

Lovely walks and great views. We went out of season so was super quiet and we could take our time on the walks and got plenty of pictures of the views. Recommend wellies or boots if it's recently rained.

Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026